Re: Copy file to debug folder

In my project i have a text file that is required by my application. I
have included it in the project, but the file is not copied to the debug
folder in the solution when i build.

I have set the "deployable content" for the file, but still it is not
copied to the output directory during the build.


In C#, setting this flag copies the file during build.

How do i do this in an MFC project?


Dont know what C# IDE does, but in a unmanaged MFC project, you should
copy it yourself in the post build event. In VS2005, I cant even find
this option in a C++(MFC)project.


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Ajay

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